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Standard Chartered Weekly

Market Insight 20 - 27 November 2009

Author: Brian Verlaan
Danny Suwanapruti
Samiran Chakraborty
Samra Al-Harthy
Sayem Ali
Stephen Green
Tai Hui

Date: 19 November 2009 17:30 GMT

Region: Global Overview

Fixed Income: Government Bonds and Rates

Economics: Exchange Rates
Macro forecasts
Monetary Policy

• Market overview: Market overview – Rebalancing the world economy: actions speak louder than words • Market snapshot • Market focus - Asia - Between a bubble and a hard place - Pakistan - First single-digit CPI print in two years • Selected policy rates • Trade portfolios - Rates - FX Leveraged Model - FX Real Money • Forecast tables - Economies - Markets - Commodities - Interbank - Rates • The week ahead - Overview • The week ahead - Calendar • Cross country weekly update - Asia - Africa

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